Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-15
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tine. H e . saeadf yonna fellow and
very Inc8aneies.' u was decided 10
lake Rtae wpun&sd naam ta Enafna HnaM
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gems Roe ready % cDsfaks Hpon him.
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WORKED o. tAs LIZA Andersen untf
Iasl eaa11g - pautFynen. This sssn-
ln9 sitter dinner, k4EinR nothing % Do
started FOE . YAH, and 9eEt 20 - the
had Of TIE bar ~ say Of TIE plank
road. Nbiie Do there I met sgo ae-
cQaiReaneo1 sitting IN front Of . beer
bali. y whom talked for soDs time.
II was about O'Clock whsn I started
back. Nhe1 q little more than kalf
var 10 town. or leo yafda beyond the
MeD0nald 4 Reliks mill, noticed
naan stsE toward me, bat thoaRhD noth.
tAk as sA anal / saw q dsmh, nad fell
facs demnWaE4s on NE pinmk E0Sd. 4
thoaghl hid boan Gtrnok with .
oiah, bat whsn I Fats1d %, be cred q
pistol e ne, bat missed ne, and called
fos help. Ha fhno fumped On ne, and
took Wkaf silver had from ny FiQhs
pants Eeeket. EoFtunzasly my cries
ven heard. e. they ueFs ansvesed, and
he fellow left without searching ne
anY further. ! had q buckskin parss IN
M hlp pocket containing abaat $50 Ia
RoI6. Whloh was untoanhed. A few
minutes later these two gentlemen
tpolating 20 the men who WeFe assisting
him aional, Who ara strangers, came
10 mY Falieg. Tar helped me up add
bFuuahs nc 10 town. l only saw one
maa as the time wse assaulted, and be
did not aaga word before ha eitheF shot
% struck me. These gantlemea aay be
6xed twice. II 90, 1 Gas shot thu first
time, instead Of being struck, - ] sap
posed
M. SEzBFTT's sronT.
Ous Of ne ganalemsn Who came Into
town vita the wounded man made tie
following statement 70 the reporter:
my nams Il Hesbitt. live IL South
Seattle, near the approaca 20 tue No
DoaaId & Rslfzs miIi. Whlls vslkina
alana she hsaoh road % b evening win
ons o. ny nsiehbors at Q quarter past 3
O'Clock, beard the FspoFt Of q pistol
from he Direction Of abe Grant street
plank Rad. We stopped, and an Ia
slant latsf heard anosher shot. and the
cry Of
'MuRDEa,'
Ny friend aud myself run over 10 the
piaea whare the shots were fred Is
quick as We ooald. aud there We found
THIS youlg man lying 10 q pool o. blood,
We lifssd aim % and broaRht him iuto
town."
The pistol ussd must have been Of
small ealibaF. or death vould have 70.
suited eamest Instantly, as the ball took
q direct eoafse in toward the skull. The
young man did not seem 20 lose con
soioasness ap 10 midnight
Toe shFee surgeons Who examined
the wound held consultation ai mid
night and concluded that the wound
vas very dangerous and that the man
has OILY one chance in ten OF recover
ing. although be may live several days
REWARD OFFEND.
sheriff CoehFane. Ia anothaz column.
offers q reward OF $500 for the arrest Of
she man who committed the crime, and
the Sheriff stated lisa evening that be
would leave no stone untuFned 20 ap-
pEehend the roboer and assassin.